Putney Flexible Office and Workspace Providers Directory

Flexible Office Space and Workspace Companies in Putney

Our guides to flexible office and workspace providers in Putney

How do you Easily Compare the Putney Office Space Market?

At The Office Providers, we bring access to all flexible workspace options in Putney from a wide range of providers, operators and brands allowing you to search and compare workspaces that will best suit your needs.

We act as an aggregator of office space and we filter and condense the whole marketplace showing you options that perfectly match your requirements.

Many office space landlords that traditionally provide leased office space to rent now provide non-leased workspace options so, in these cases, are also classed as office providers.

Find out more about Putney flex space companies by reading our guides.

Below are our guides to flexible workspace providers and operators that provide shared offices, private serviced office space, managed offices, coworking spaces and other flex space options in Putney in areas throughout the SW15 and SW18 postcode districts.

Our guides to flexible office and workspace providers in Putney

Many landlords that would traditionally provide leasehold or leased office spaces to rent in Putney are now also offering non-leased workspace options. We provide access to these options, too.

Why it Pays to Compare the Whole Putney Flexible Office Space Market?

2020 reopened the debate about the future of work and gave many companies no choice but to implement flexible working and allow their employees to work from home.

Flexible working has been with us for years and companies of all sizes have experimented with it with varying levels of success.

At the time, some companies were all for it – for instance, Twitter was encouraging all of their staff to WFH forever. However, Netflix’s C-board saw homeworking as a negative – possibly because of the strain on the company servers when everyone is at home!

Many companies believe in the benefits but are unsure how to strike the perfect balance between a homeworking and an office-based workforce.

Others, such as Amazon, tried it but then mandated staff to return to the office five days per week from January 2025.

There are many benefits of implementing flexible working into a business model – the added flexibility, no doubt, improves employees’ work-life balance, for one, which helps to improve mental health.

The reduction in commuting also benefits the environment, which can only be a good thing.

The office has many benefits, though, that many businesses and employees have appreciated more fully since access to it was taken away during lockdowns.

Some of these include:

• A comfortable place to meet and engage with clients.
• An office enhances the feeling of being a part of something bigger.
• It provides a place for collaborative in-person work.
• To provide a setting for focused work without the distractions of home life.
• To help employees feel connected.

Many have also spoken about the difficulties of new starters’ integrating into a team or workforce when their colleagues are working from their respective homes. 

The debate about the future of the office will continue for years and decades to come.

The evidence indicates that the world’s workforce will not move to 100% homeworking.

However, it is likely that flexible working will become something that is embraced more fully.

It is likely that more companies will move towards hybrid workplace models, in which the workforce works from various places: at home, in a workspace near home, and in an office.

As companies experiment with these new organisational and commercial real estate strategies, it is important to implement flexibility as these new models emerge.

Flexible workspace has proved to be the perfect testing bed for these new models – the easy in and easy out nature of the agreements (as opposed to office leases), as well as the ability to upsize and downsize the office space in line with changing needs.

There is a large and growing number of options and it can sometimes be difficult to have full sight of the market.

This is how we help – we provide access to the whole flex space market in Putney and throughout London and the UK.

Office space for lease also remains popular and offers many choices. For instance, in September 2024, Feldberg Capital let 57,500 square feet of office space at its Parklife Putney scheme to Winch Design and Populous.

We bring access to all options under one metaphorical ‘roof’ making the whole flexible office search process easy and efficient.

We will also arrange viewings (both in-person and virtual) and help you negotiate the best deal.

We are regulated by RICS so we are independent and impartial, and our services are completely FREE, always.

So, if you are considering your company’s longer-term office space strategy, why not get in touch and let us know how we can help you find the perfect flex workspace solution in Putney for your company?